
Using PET, Savic et al., in this issue of Neuron, found a sexually dimorphic neural response to two putative human pheromones. The specific regions activated combined with the pronounced sex difference depict a pheromonal-type brain response in humans. Here, we preview this finding and suggest that human pheromones exist.
Male, Smell, Sex Characteristics, Brain, Humans, Female, Pheromones
Male, Smell, Sex Characteristics, Brain, Humans, Female, Pheromones
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